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1:57am December 7, 2014
I’ve also put an adult waterproof bandana on my Medical wish list on Amazon, because I’m starting to drool a lot even when awake (yay myasthenia gravis), and asleep… I’ve woken up to shirts covered in and permanently discolored by drool. I don’t want that to happen to any of my dad shirts, so I put it in the Medical section of my wish list. I’m glad they make discreet anti drool products for adults, because I’d feel weird running around with a bib on. I know there have to be other gimps on here who drool. So I’ll describe the product in case anyone else wants to try it out: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BFR8G2Q/ ,Sammons Preston Bandanna Clothing Protector(Adult, Navy) Product Description: Size: Adult Color: Navy For those who have difficulty feeding themselves or tend to drool. Breathable, cotton with moisture-proof backing for secure protection. Hook & loop closure allows easy fastening.Measures 10" from mid-neck to tip of bandanna.in pink and navy. latex free. I’m hoping it works because while I’m not embarrassed anymore by drooling, I really hate it wrecking my clothes overnight. (This includes sleepwear like pajamas too. It feels cold and icky to wake up covered in drool, and I don’t like to sleep in gross looking clothes). I thought these days were over when I went off megadoses of neuroleptics, but apparently my immune system and/or nervous system had other plans. This was the only one I could quick find that had a waterproof backing to keep it from going into your skin. I’ve always drooled at leaat somewhat especially while sleeping, but rarely to this degree. I’ve had a ton of computer related problems this month all of which cost huge amounts of money (for a USA-poor person) and then the new non-subsidized electric bills. (If anyone wants to help me keep my electric costs down I’ve got a whole bunch of nightlights on my new apartment wish list. Many of them only turn on in the dark and cost a tiny fraction of what a light turned on would cost. And my night vision is excellent so I only have to turn on a real light if I want to read or something else like that. The nightlights are also a safety precaution in case my roommate has bad night vision. I’m used to getting around with terrible visual processing. If I’m familiar enough with a place I can get around with my eyes closed. And for some reason my visual processing is much better in the dark or dim lighting.

I’ve also put an adult waterproof bandana on my Medical wish list on Amazon, because I’m starting to drool a lot even when awake (yay myasthenia gravis), and asleep… I’ve woken up to shirts covered in and permanently discolored by drool. I don’t want that to happen to any of my dad shirts, so I put it in the Medical section of my wish list. I’m glad they make discreet anti drool products for adults, because I’d feel weird running around with a bib on.

I know there have to be other gimps on here who drool. So I’ll describe the product in case anyone else wants to try it out:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BFR8G2Q/

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Sammons Preston Bandanna Clothing Protector(Adult, Navy)

Product Description:

Size: Adult

Color: Navy

For those who have difficulty feeding themselves or tend to drool. Breathable, cotton with moisture-proof backing for secure protection. Hook & loop closure allows easy fastening.Measures 10" from mid-neck to tip of bandanna.in pink and navy. latex free.

I’m hoping it works because while I’m not embarrassed anymore by drooling, I really hate it wrecking my clothes overnight. (This includes sleepwear like pajamas too. It feels cold and icky to wake up covered in drool, and I don’t like to sleep in gross looking clothes). I thought these days were over when I went off megadoses of neuroleptics, but apparently my immune system and/or nervous system had other plans.

This was the only one I could quick find that had a waterproof backing to keep it from going into your skin.

I’ve always drooled at leaat somewhat especially while sleeping, but rarely to this degree. I’ve had a ton of computer related problems this month all of which cost huge amounts of money (for a USA-poor person) and then the new non-subsidized electric bills. (If anyone wants to help me keep my electric costs down I’ve got a whole bunch of nightlights on my new apartment wish list. Many of them only turn on in the dark and cost a tiny fraction of what a light turned on would cost. And my night vision is excellent so I only have to turn on a real light if I want to read or something else like that.

The nightlights are also a safety precaution in case my roommate has bad night vision. I’m used to getting around with terrible visual processing. If I’m familiar enough with a place I can get around with my eyes closed. And for some reason my visual processing is much better in the dark or dim lighting.

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